>>96465965
>Mmhm I sorta like the idea of sect robes going from fairly plain. Monk like things like he wore as a novice to more fanciful xianxia stuff like you'd usually expect as you go up the ranks/Stages.
Makes sense.

>Given constructing mental defenses is important before moving onto a certain step after the scapes emerged fully.
There are probably whole books written on good practices for mental defenses.

>...Though I'm sort of imagining a dreamscape version of a tower defense game or plants vs zombies.
It’s important to be able to fend off attackers, not just endure them.

>>96466025
>There are probably whole books written on good practices for mental defenses.
Given how many cultivators theres been probably yeah. That'd be helpful Up side of this path being tread so much before hand I guess is the benefit of experience from your predecessors.


>It’s important to be able to fend off attackers, not just endure them
Yeah im just trying to think of things that would make good scene potential.
And that feels like it'd be a good metaphor... Dream twili beasts prowling on the edges of there dreamscape is a terrifying mental image I have now though.

>>96464791
The lunar mate.

>>96466209
>Up side of this path being tread so much before hand I guess is the benefit of experience from your predecessors.
A well-traveled path that was laid down by people who wanted to make the journey easier for those who came after them.

>Yeah im just trying to think of things that would make good scene potential.
Midna creates some minions to throw into your defenses to test them. Having reached the second realm, Ritsuka was able to enter on her own as well, so she’s off to the side watching.

>>96466324
>A well-traveled path that was laid down by people who wanted to make the journey easier for those who came after them.
Yeah, It does paint quite a contrasting picture to the outside worlds cultivators.


>Midna creates some minions to throw into your defenses to test them. Having reached the second realm, Ritsuka was able to enter on her own as well, so she’s off to the side watching.
I can see the midna thing but Im not sure if Ritsuka would be able to. She's body focused I'm not sure how she could admittedly. Though I do want to have a scene with her and venti talking about her own cultivation and its techniques and her thoughts about being immortal now. Ventis not growing alone after all. Midna and ritsuka probably have just as many thoughts and experiences on there own development.

>>96458379
Andor was as grim as you can get without going into Wh40K territory

>>96462174
My argument is perfectly cogent, you're simply retarded. The writers *intended* to present the Jedi as villains, but were so incompetent they *actually* depicted them as completely justified to any rational, sane observer. This creates huge dissonance in the viewer as the writers repeatedly deploy tropes and character behaviours that make perfect sense if the Jedi are monsters who have done something despicable and shameful, but no sense in the context of the show where all of their actions against the shitwitches were perfectly reasonable.

>>96460674
>I decided that this freighter was more like the IRL 'class' of Panamax ships. Built by various shipyards across the galaxy, with varioous reactors, engines, etc., but to a standardized set oof docking ports and dimennsions.
I always liked to imagine that a lot of technological objects in the Star Wars setting tend to see licensed (or unlicensed) production runs by a variety of small manufacturers in the Rim in addition to the original manufacturer. I'm pretty sure the original X-wings from the GCW era were supposed to have been made that way, and if widely-distributed small-scale ship manufacturer existed to do thqt then it's probably a common business model.

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>>96420478
>Disney needs to give the Rebels/New Republic a cool helmet
Personally, I'd design "cool Rebel marines" like this:
>space brigandine
>shooting gloves
>belt with between two and four pouches and a large holster for their blaster, which is about the same size as an E-11
>take the Tantive IV helmet and modify it into looking more like a sallet, I love sallets

>>96462262
Yeah- though in this instance I think it's mediated by them having not pressed the issue, just extending the offer. Yoda might have nagged them had they picked up one of the two if nothing went wrong- but you showcase it was overstepping bounds.
>>96463900
Can you back up your arguments with examples? Cause again, not my reading, and from what it seems, not the reading of most people who watched the show.
>>96466134
I think there needs to be continuity of designs to make the world feel related. In sense I argue that Republic Troopers need to look like good guy versions of Storm Troopers. This would provide visual continuity in the idea that they are the successor to the Republic in the way the Empire billed itself, as the Storm Trooper designs were descended from the Clone Trooper Designs.

I would perhaps make the default a lighter version of the armor though- to suggest that they are less militaristic than the Empire, with the ability to armor them up for bigger military confrontations. So I'd limit armor to shins, forearms, chest-plate and helmet. I'd keep the white color, but maybe with more accents or a slightly off white to again differentiate them from Storm Troopers.

For the Helmet I'd take the Alderaan helmet (which would double as a nice bout of symbolism), maybe make it a bit more compact (for ease of moving about in it), and adding a face-plate that turns it into a full helmet. The face plate I think is the area that would be the most 'new', and there'd be a lot of questions on what you'd want the 'face' of the Republic trooper to be. I think I'd go for a black visor over the eyes, since I think that's a bit more neutral than the more skull-shaped Storm Trooper Helmet.

I'd also add elements of cloth straps or 'ammo pouches' around to help make them appear a bit less mechanical than the Storm Trooper.

>>96465642
Yeah, so how is it shills doing it if all the threads are the same?

>>96465657
Because they only split the threads with OPs that are critical of WotC.
This has already been explained, you idiot.

>>96465674
They've only done it *checks notes* literally 8 times in the past 14 days. You'd think it was a pattern or something.

>>96465674
But literally every thread has the WotC's war crimes link and the EDH vocaroo. Wouldn't shills get rid of those?

>>96466365
They need to blend in and as long as they can direct the discussion towards the new sets, they are doing their job.

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>>96462110
>Thread Question: Do you make use of combat-focused shuttles?
>>96464626
Make it a Corvette then!

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Shangri-La class, my beloved.

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>>96465486
Constitution class, also my beloved.

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>>96462110
I'm planning on a carrier/fighter heavy STA game. I'm still new to the game, has anyone used fighters in STA combat? I suspect taking the extensive shuttlebays talent a bunch of times for a carrier could make a really overpowered combatant.

>>96466332
>the victory of form over function, 2255, colorized

>>96465694
NTA but is it actually that big of an issue if, as you say, noonr but the bumpfag is in the thread anyway?
Won't new threads and people posting on the newer threads fix things naturally?

>>96465437
antibumpfags just use bumpfaggotry as a cudgel to attack what they actually hate: people making threads about personal settings or general fantasy and scifi concepts or tropes outside of established settings or games
I have no skin in the "debate" myself though since I don't read those and am just here for /mtg/ and /acg/, just what I've seen

>>96465684
>ah I get it, so bumpfags are ostensibly the OPs keeping their own threads alive?
A common and obvious theory as to who is doing it, but one that I can disprove from experience because I've made threads only to have them kept alive against my will by bumpfag posting.

> That being said, I've literally never seen any board have people that complain about that except on here.
/tg/ has a higher degree of autism than a lot of boards, we are better at pattern recognition so bumpfag posts stick out like a sore thumb

>>96465749
Fix it how? /tg/'s population has been in freefall for years, any random autist could keep a thread alive for almost a year by himself because you only have to bump a thread once a day to keep it on the board. Fewer and fewer people bother to look at anything outside of the general threads they're already in, and bumping dead threads with botspam just reinforces the idea that there's nothing on the front page worth seeing.

>>96466255
The fact of the matter is, sadly, that /tg/ (and, in truth, 4chan as a whole) cannot be saved without a dedicated team of moderators that recognize and understand how board culture works, actively prune low quality baitspam bullshit even if its not *technically* against the rules to remove bad faith posters and bots, and otherwise are content to largely be hands off and not target threads *even if they personally don't like them*.
I don't see a path to getting there from here. It almost makes more sense to make a new 4chan style image board without 4chan's baggage and with a dedicated goal of maintaining quality and integrity and resisting bot and subverting influences.

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What if...I were to adapt Horus Heresy to the 40k 2nd edition ruleset and release it for free?

Ohohoho, delightfully devilish, anon!

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WH+ Horus Heresy Battle Report #3: Imperial Fists vs. Sons of Horus:
> https://gofile.io/d/hqx7fe

>>96466143
Thank you.

>>96465951
I didn't like 2e when I was a kid. But smaller armies and unique vehicle damage tables would be great

>>96466143
>flamer predator
Unusually based. Maybe that's a good idea, drive a fast tank forwards and Panic units off an objective.

>>96464263
Wrong thread?

>>96464263
Nobody asked for heroic-scale space marine miniatures.

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>>96464492
It's funny because it's true.

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>>96464381
>>96464492
>It's not just the dome heads, but I think it's the combination of rugged large shapes with both the mundane and ornate.
If OP wants something different he can describe something different.

>>96456351
...took me way too long to get.

>>96464943
>But maybe me even wanting this encounter is forcing it and that could be bullshit. What do you guys think?
I think you are weak minded if you let retards ITT influence and dampen your enthusiasm for creating fun moments for your players. Just because PCs have healing doesn't mean nothing can ever die anymore. It can just happen while they're busy with something else

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Bros I fucking love Brancalonia.

>>96465089
Xp won

>>96464943
Let the PCs ride the manticore into battle

>>96465563
I kinda wish it was its own game.

>>96461937
I have been. But I want the full thing the game was designed around.
>>96462696
Look awesome anon.

>>96463074
Not bad idea, anon.

>>96462696
If everything is various shades of green, brown, and grey, then it just gets boring. Even on a darker model, it's best to include some splashes of colour. And of course, as yours show, going a little brighter is great too

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Oh?

>>96466346
equine dildos

>>96465339
It's a resin print by them. I had ordered a box of failed prints that was full of random parts and pieces, and it included the parts of a couple vehicles (this being the only complete one). You can see where one wheel is kinda up off the ground (the frame's a bit warped) and the windshield frame is broken, but it's hidden by the roof. All in all, the quality for a 'failed' print is damn good.

Too bad they ship from Ukraine, which means it's gonna be a long while before I can get more stuff from them here in the US.

>>96464779
we put a shield on your shield on your shield vibes

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Spent forever on this face, any tips on painting female faces?

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Back shot

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Want to do a project. Who should I use as the base for a chaos terminator lord that isn't Abaddon on the far right?
He's just there for scale

>>96462690
I'm gonna guess that you're either new or coming over from MtG. If you're looking for a Blue deck then you want Runick, which is to my knowledge the only (full) deck in the game that focuses on weaponized mill. It's a heavily control-oriented spell-based deck where all of the spells fire off at instant speed and have everything ranging from protection to removal (in one case, weaponized draws) that also exiles your opponent's deck on resolution of those effects.

People commonly run pure variants with floodgates in addition to the control elements, which is how you get Runick Stun.

>>96462652
>>96463959
I figured an archetype built around milling in the end phase wouldn't work in a format where you don't get many end phases. I'll just keep fucking around with them in Master Duel.

>>96465726
Yeah it's kind of a bygone era of the game which is a shame for all the effects that only trigger at a single point in the turn.
If you really want to play LS, you can try out Edison format where they have a decent presence and keep to their original identity.

The reason self mill is so rare to see is because it's extremely strong in a game where there's a a lot of GY manipulation like revives, banish for costs, etc. Tearlament+Ishizu stuff, Lightsworn, Burning abyss, "Grass decks" (that grass looks greener) were all meta at some point all of which were based around self mill. Maybe you'll find some enjoyment in those assuming enough of it is legal today or what format you play.

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New one discovered.
Infernal Flame Banshee is causing the readings on my brat-o-meter to go wildly off the charts.

>>96466273
Property of Poplar.

>>96466036
>Why the hell was this post deleted, it's not trolling in the slightest, it's genuine game advice.
Two reasons:
1. Old School play is wrongthink in the storyfaggot 2etard universe.
2. Deleting random comments that don't deserve to be deleted while leaving up troll posts like >>96463916 and >>96465875 is an intentional part of the demoralisation campaign aimed at taking over this general.

It's also most likely not a coincidence that the second of those troll posts was sent almost simultaneously to the deletion of >>96463817

the mods are all interested in warhammer and mtg and don't want to deal with this super drama-filled thread for niche of a niche D&D

They don't have a plan for us, they just don't care.

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>>96466178
>don't want to deal with this super drama-filled thread
Bullshit. This is the single general on /tg/ that gets the MOST janitorial and mod intervention, and there would be much LESS drama if they left us alone.

They regularly delete over a hundred posts per thread. They lurk here much of the day and often instantly delete wrongthing comments. They clearly have an agenda, for example when they instantly delete the n00b guide as soon as they see it. And they leave fishfag = 2etard = false flag fag's posts up all the time while deleting a bunch of posts that are perfectly okay.

I'd like some feedback on a dungeon room I wrote, specifically about information flow
>a treasure chest hangs on a chain, 15’ above the ground. The floor beneath the chest is dotted with a grid of slim holes. 20’ away, a large metal block hangs from another chain. Removing the chest or its contents causes the metal block (a counterweight) to drop, lowering portcullises over each door to trap treasure thieves. Lowering the chest causes spikes to eject from the holes, dealing 1d6 damage to anyone standing over them.
Details like room dimensions are omitted.
Does this read as too detailed? Not detailed enough? Are you able to conceptualize the trap through this description or is it confusing?

Incentivizing spending gold towards anything is an improvement when the players are used to not spend it at all.
>knave A finds 100gp and buys 100gp cure light wounds cast and is ready to go on another adventure next day
>knave B finds 200gp and does not cure himself because the player doesn't care knave B is suffering and will let him recover naturally for 18 days, because there is no incentive to spend gold.
>both get 200 experience points
This is a minor issue but still.

>>96409778
Traitor bros I’m thinking of picking up blooded as my entrance into 3rd Ed (played loads of KT21). Any operatives that are must haves also general advice would be appreciated.

I know they are meant to be going into declassified, I don’t care.

>>96462926
You can't take both the plasma gunner and plasma pistol on your leader. Most opt for the gunner
Flamer is not great on open boards, maybe better on ITD with lethal, but often left behind since you can only have 3 total gunners/sharpshooter
Enforcer is basically an auto-take for enabling your gunners to shoot twice in a tp
Ogryn is fun but depends in the matchup. You may want 2 troopers instead (group activation krak grenades are mean)

Blooded token/gaze of the gods management is key. Be aware of abilities like your leader that automatically grant those statuses

And you have a ploy that lets you shoot into melee and a serious sam mad bomber guy. Get close to your enemy and abuse them

Khorne cares not from whence the blood flows

>>96462926
Don't assume that something is the same as it was in KT21 just because it looks like it used to. Some very subtle changes have been made between editions.

Plague Marines are fun

>>96460847
the floaty once are so boring looking the centre piece model is nice but the rest does not look Kill Team worth. Just like a generic box sad

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Why are O&G one of the very few races where 99% of their named characters are already dead?

Takes away a bit from their substance where all their famous warlords are worm food. Nearly everyone else has their special characters alive in the present

>inb4 Grimgor

Doesn't count, biggest mistake ever for O&G characters. HURR DURR ME LUV KILLIN

Morglum > Grimgor

>>96466181
what do you think the life expectancy is for orcs and goblins?

>>96466181
I can’t imagine caring for green skin characters that aren’t goblins

>>96466301
Gorbad, Gorfang, Azhag, Morglum. They're all pretty good.

>>96466276
Immortal barring killed in combat

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It's baffling that the Knightly Order AoI is so incredibly shitty when 6E explored exactly the same concept but actually made it fun.
> Orders have a range of positive traits such as being wealthy, blessed or brave
> They also have negative traits like being humble, foreign or undisciplined
> Mix and match to make your own Order

It would be so simple to produce an updated list of these and actually make an AoI that is both fun and tactical.
Also why is the KO the only AoI not to have any unique units or traits? You could just remove the 0-1 limit on Order upgrades in the GA list and the whole AoI becomes redundant.

dnd 4e because it's actually fun and dynamic

>>96466207
GURPS, in particular GURPS melee combat. Its highly simulationist nature means that if I can think of a real life manuever, I can pretty easily replicate it using GURPS maneuvers, and combat, even between just two guys with swords, has a lot of thought and strategy behind it. The variety of manuevers also means that you can mechanically express a character through their fighting style in a way other systems struggle with. A big bruiser with a two handed axe fights in a meaningfully different way than a highly skilled knife user, and you can even portray how aggressive your character feels through things like All-Out Attacks.

Another upside of GURPS combat is the hit location/damage system. Where other systems will tell you that a dagger cannot, statistically, injure the average martial character in a mortal way with a single swing, in GURPS a dagger to the eye, vitals, or throat is always a danger, even to an experience knight or tough barbarian warrior.

>>96466207
star trek: the rpg